I have added eth1 via a USB adapter and am using Raspian-jessie.
I get eth0 up via DHCP or via static IP address configured in /etc/dhcpcd.conf.
I do not however get eth1 up without manual intervention after a reboot (with command "ifconfig eth1 ... up").
My assumption is that eth1 should be configured in /etc/dhcpd.conf as well and asks kindly for advises on how to accomplish this.
Is eth1 connected to a network with a DHCP server?
In Debian-style distributions the network interfaces are described in the file /etc/network/interfaces. There is a man page for it.
If an interface should come up at start, you need an 'auto' stanza in the interface description.
cd.conf.
(with command "ifconfig eth1 ... up").
ell and asks kindly for advises on how to accomplish this.
No, eth1 is not connected to a DHCP server.
I have learnt that Raspian-jessie behaves differently than Rasbian-wheezy.
By "downgrading" to wheezy I managed to get eth1 up via configuration in / etc/network/interfaces.
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